Boltwood & Harringtons Add

If someone asks where you live, the honest answer is: steps from a coffee shop, a transit stop, and enough restaurants to eat differently every night for five months. The neighborhood sits in Holland proper, close enough to Washington Square that you'll drift toward it naturally, and the recent sales here tell the real story—original woodwork, front porches, fenced yards, the kind of homes that got renovated thoughtfully rather than flipped. Kollen Park and a dozen others are within a mile, and if you need a grocery run, it's a five-minute walk. The lots are tight—roughly a tenth of an acre each—which means the architecture reads dense and walkable in the way older neighborhoods do, all main-floor charm and upstairs bedrooms. It's the kind of place where you can catch the bus to anywhere or bike to Lake Macatawa in under half an hour, and where the bones of what was built here—brick, plaster, good bones—still matter more than whatever went in last.